Nat Geo HD | Infotainment Shows (Page: 4)

With the number of reported shark attacks around the world on the rise, the series investigates the attacks to find out what is affecting some of nature's most feared fishes.

Explaining and investigating the world's most infamous plane crashes by putting skilled pilots into state of the art simulators, and replicating the scenario.

Fortress Japan: Surrender isn't an option for the Japanese as its civilians prepare to see off an Allied invasion. They also unleash a new weapon: suicide bombers. (S5, ep 6)

Poland: Tony Pollard visits the holy site of Jasna Gora to reveal how a monastery survived a brutal siege, while Alina Nowobilska explores the epic Modlin Fortress. 7+. (4 of 6)

The Austrian: In the aftermath of WWI, an Austrian former soldier named Adolf Hitler becomes a local celebrity in Munich's burgeoning far-right political scene. 12+. (S1, ep 1)

Scotland - The King and the Witches: Uncover the story of Scotland's first major witch trials, beginning when storms disrupted ships carrying King James VI of Scotland. 12+. (1 of 6)

Why didn't Elizabeth I provide an heir to the throne? A look at rumours of illegitimacy and adultery surrounding the Virgin Queen, and even the possibility that she was a man. RATING: AA

Experts investigate the world's biggest sunken mysteries, including an intriguing WWII battleship and Flight 19, which vanished in the Bermuda Triangle. RATING: AA

The Netherlands: Professor Danielle George explores star fortress Bourtange to discover how it held out against two brutal sieges in the fight for Dutch independence. 16+. (5 of 6)

Columbia, Eschede Train, Grenfell Tower: How did the shuttle Columbia tear itself to pieces during re-entry? And how did a concrete high-rise in London become an inferno? 7+. (1 of 8)

Malaysia Airlines 370: The series digs into the world's biggest aviation mystery to explore how MH370 crashed without a trace. (S1, ep 10) Rating: All ages

Good Day to Be Indigenous: Rejoin Alaska's Indigenous Peoples as they counter new challenges with ancestral teachings. 16+. (S2, ep 1)